Tulsa RV Ranch

As an RV'er, do not expect to go to Tulsa RV Ranch for peace, quiet and serenity. There are trucks, trailers, livestock, and tractors going through the property day and night. We turned on a fan and as long as we kept the setting on "high", it would drown out the noise.

But, that being said, we had a blast here. The first night was a Little Rough Riders rodeo, and we watched mutton busting, steer riding, and even a little bit of bullriding. The site has a nice general store, showers, a workout room, and even a ping pong table. There's also a steakhouse on site (we did not try it) and a saloon.

The sites are uneven, and they are gravel. We had a site directly across from the saloon, so that involved some extra noise. But, walking around and seeing the horses made up for everything. We were there for the events and the livestock. The rodeos, horses, and steers were lots of fun. Great place for kids!

We were visiting family in the area and needed a full hookup campground for the week. This was the closest thing we could find. Bottom line it is a junky craphole and I would not stay here again.
*Sites are crammed in together with barely enough room for the hookups.
*There is a junkyard onsite so all day long they are disassembling cars just over the fence.
*Several long term residents with their piles of crap spread around.
*Kids riding quads around the campground during the day, skipping school?
*Tornado watch and sirens going off, “where do we go?” “Maybe the casino next door?” No safe place.
*Several residents working on their cars in the evening.
*No idea who we were upon arrival even though we made reservations months in advance. They did find us a spot when I showed them the email.

This place is a long term real estate tax dodging dump. Next to a junk yard, I hope each day/night we get out of here without anything stolen or my rig tore up. Just keep on rolling past this place.

It’s a dump. Lots of long-term “campers”, most of the rigs better days were 20 years ago plus. Our site was on a concrete pad with not a stitch of shade. Temperatures were in excess of 100°, our air conditioners and never shut off. Thank goodness it was only two nights.

We stayed here to visit Tulsa for two days. Friday and Saturday. The staff was very friendly. As previous reviews have mentioned, there are many full time residents but we walked around and did not see any that were a terrible eye sore. We walked around the park both evenings and always felt safe. We stayed on a full concrete pull thru in great condition. The utilities were in good working condition. Laundry and bathroom facilities were in good condition. The Ranch Bar and Grill next store was a pleasant surprise the first evening we were there. Overall we would stay there again.